Orion constellation

In a couple of months, the Orion constellation will no longer be visible, and I thought with Sergey, why not stack all the frames I've taken over 4 months? The result turned out quite good—a bright Milky Way with nearby nebulae, all captured on a simple Samsung from 2019!

Processed on the phone, and even with 6 bottles! (urban sky) without any UHC filters, etc.

Photos
1. In color
2. Black and white version
3. Uncropped version with artifacts and all sorts of nastiness

Exposure/ISO, gain/frame count/total exposure

Shooting 24.11.2024 (November 2024)
Frames 8/800/29 / total 232s | 3.87 minutes
Darks 34
No biases
Seeing: 7/10

Shooting 28.11.2024 (November 2024)
Frames 8/3200/246 / total 1986s | 36.2 minutes
Darks 30
No biases
Seeing 10/10

Shooting 28.02.2025 (February 2025)
Frames 15/600/150 / total 2250s | 37.5 minutes
Darks 20
Biases 20
Flats 20
Seeing 7/10

Since I didn't use biases in the first two sessions, they made their malignant contribution which I couldn't remove in any way

Heavily cropped because there was strong comatic aberration at the edges and various artifacts due to different angles during different observations

Total exposure: 4,654s | 77.57 minutes | 1.29 hours | margin of error 15 minutes

Camera: Samsung Galaxy Note10+
Tripod: Tripod 3110 (bought for 350 rubles)
Accessories: case,

Shot using the app: DeepSkyCamera

Software: Sequator | GraXpert | Photoshop Express mobile | Lightroom mobile

Location: Orenburg, southern microdistrict

Uncompressed photos published in the comments!

My VK: Vlad Kutlyaev

Special thanks to these people
Sergey Bartholomew (did the stacking)
Alexey Vladimirovich (balanced the background)